Status Bar Format

[tuska]

Thanks!
There is currently only one problem if the search term folders: is entered.
That was also the case above, otherwise everything would be perfect.

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/statusbar_selection_format=Selected [if:!$folder-result-count:,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] files,[if:!$file-result-count:,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] folders,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] items ([TEXT:$file-selection-count:,"#,###"] of [TEXT:$file-result-count:,"#,###"] files, [TEXT:$folder-selection-count:,"#,###"] of [TEXT:$folder-result-count:,"#,###"] folders)]] | Size: [FORMATSIZE:$total-selection-size:,0] of [FORMATSIZE:$total-result-size:,0]

- Search query for folders: folders:
  Selected 3 of 115 589 folders | Size: 69,06 KB of            ... 616,05 GB ist missing ... <- not possible, see below...
- Search query for files: files:
  Selected 3 of 481 075 files | Size: 19,77 KB of 616,05 GB

[void]

Because Everything does not include folder sizes in the total result size, I recommend the following format:

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Selected [if:!$folder-result-count:,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] files,[if:!$file-result-count:,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] folders,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] items ([TEXT:$file-selection-count:,"#,###"] of [TEXT:$file-result-count:,"#,###"] files, [TEXT:$folder-selection-count:,"#,###"] of [TEXT:$folder-result-count:,"#,###"] folders)]] | Size: [FORMATSIZE:$total-selection-size:,0][iflen:[FORMATSIZE:$total-result-size:,0], of [FORMATSIZE:$total-result-size:,0]]

- Search query for folders: folders:
Selected 3 of 115 589 folders | Size: 69,06 KB

[tuska]

Thanks, then we have these results - multiple items selected (one of several variants ... see above):

- Copy the CODE below, paste it into the Everything search box and press ENTER.
  - If successful, you should see "statusbar_selection_format=..." in the status bar for a few seconds.
  - If successful, you should see "statusbar_total_size=1" in the status bar for a few seconds.

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/statusbar_selection_format=Selected [if:!$folder-result-count:,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] files,[if:!$file-result-count:,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] folders,[if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] items ([TEXT:$file-selection-count:,"#,###"] of [TEXT:$file-result-count:,"#,###"] files, [TEXT:$folder-selection-count:,"#,###"] of [TEXT:$folder-result-count:,"#,###"] folders)]] | Size: [FORMATSIZE:$total-selection-size:,0][if:[len:[FORMATSIZE:$total-result-size:,0]], of [FORMATSIZE:$total-result-size:,0]]

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/statusbar_total_size=1

- Search query for folders: blank
  Selected 3 of 596 686 items (0 of 481 097 files, 3 of 115 589 folders) | Size: 67,98 KB of 616,06 GB
- Search query for files: blank
  Selected 3 of 596 686 items (3 of 481 097 files, 0 of 115 589 folders) | Size: 58,26 KB of 616,06 GB

- Search query for folders: folders:
  Selected 3 of 115 589 folders | Size: 69,06 KB
- Search query for files: files:
  Selected 3 of 481 097 files | Size: 19,77 KB of 616,06 GB

Thanks for the information and thank you again for the prompt support!

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statusbar_selected_item_format - used when there's a single item selected - example:

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/statusbar_selected_item_format=1 item (1 of [if:$folder-selection-count:,[text:$folder-result-count:,"#,###"] folders,[text:$file-result-count:,"#,###"] files])[if:$file-selection-count:," | Extension: "$extension:] | Size:$s | Date Modified: $m | Date Created: $c | Date Accessed: $a | Path: $p

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1 item (1 of 3 files) | Extension: exe | Size:4,57 MB | Date Modified: 26.05.2023 14:34 | Date Created: 09.05.2023 12:59 | Date Accessed: 26.05.2023 13:26 | Path: C:\Everything ... 4,57 MB
1 item (1 of 95 370 folders) | Size:7,97 GB | Date Modified: 27.05.2023 10:22 | Date Created: 21.06.2022 18:08 | Date Accessed: 26.05.2023 13:26 | Path: C: ... 7,97 GB

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statusbar_format - used when there's no selection.

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/statusbar_format=#if:<#result-count:==1,1 item,#TEXT:<#result-count:,#,###> items> (#TEXT:<#file-result-count:,#,###> files, #TEXT:<#folder-result-count:,#,###> folders)

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596 694 items (481 105 files, 115 589 folders)

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Windows 11 Pro (x64) Version 22H2 (OS build Build 22621.1778)
'Everything' 1.5.0.1347a (x64)

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1348a removes the total size from the left as this feels too busy.

The total size is now shown on the right.

added format code: $y = formatted total result size.

fixed an issue with attributes not being gathered when used in the statusbar.



The default formats are now:
statusbar_format=$o items
statusbar_selected_item_format=$o | Size: $s | Date Modified: $m | Path: $p
statusbar_selection_format=$o items | $x items selected

[JTB3]

Hi David,
I hope you are doing well. I'm trying to modify my custom 'Single-Selection' Status Bar code to display the 'URL' Metadata property when a .URL shortcut file is individually selected. I was able to 1st display this URL metadata as a column, so I then proceeded to append the following code at the end of my '/statusbar_selected_item_format='

• #IF:<#URL:, | #URL,>

However, this code does not work and the preprocessor does not seem to recognize 'URL' as a property. Did I miss something silly here? Can you please guide me as to how I need to reference/format the 'URL' Metadata property within an #IF statement and get it to display properly in the status bar? I'm trusting that this is possible!

Many Thanks, -JT

[void]

I hope you are well.

Please try $url: instead of #url:

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[iflen:$url:, | $url:]

[JTB3]

I hope you are well.
Please try $url: instead of #url:

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[iflen:$url:, | $url:]

Thanks so much, David! Worked like a champ...
Here's the final code snippet I used to cleanly parse out just the URL domain name and enclose it in brackets:

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[IfLen:$url:, <[SubStr:$url:,1,[Eval:[InStr:$url:,/,[Eval:[InStr:$url:,//]+2]]-1]]>]

With much appreciation! -JT

[Thy Grand Voidinesss]

Everything 1.5.0.1348a removes the total size from the left as this feels too busy.

The total size is now shown on the right.
[...]

I would like a check box option for making it possible to hide this info

I prefer the have it [manually added by me] at the end of my formatted Status Bar - and thus those numbers are redundant to me and thus also cluttering

[Thy Grand Voidinesss]

[...]
added format code: $y = formatted total result size.

Great

I can use it to replace my old

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[formatsize:$total-result-size:,0]

part

The default formats are now:
statusbar_format=$o items
statusbar_selected_item_format=$o | Size: $s | Date Modified: $m | Path: $p
statusbar_selection_format=$o items | $x items selected

Is there some comprehensive list of those updates?

Something like

A ---> B
C ---> H
Z ---> Z1

i.e. with an entry like

[formatsize:$total-result-size:,0 ---> $y

as it is hard to keep a track of them?

Or is it unnecessary for users to have such list available for them because all of old formats will keep their functionality forever?

[void]

Changes are scattered through out this topic.
I will create a wiki on the subject when in beta.

The first post contains all the up-to-date information.

The old formats will still be supported.

[enduser]

the "$z" format does not work unless you enable "General -> View -> Show total size in status bar" even if the file/folder size index is enabled. This is not a huge problem as I can hide the total size in the right by setting "statusbar_total_size" to false, but this seems like a bug.

[w64bit]

Maybe, these settings can be merged somehow?
show_selected_item_in_statusbar
show_size_in_statusbar
statusbar_total_size
First two seems redundant, taking into account that we already have very good statusbar $ customization.

[Ralf_Reddings]

Is there a bug at work here? I am using alpha

1.5.0.1379a

, I can customise the status bar for when there is no items selected with :

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/statusbar_format=no selection

And the string "no selection" is correctly shown, when I dont have anything selected. This is as expected.
but

/statusbar_selected_item_format

and

/statusbar_selection_format

seem to conflict. When I run the following, one at a time:

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/statusbar_selection_format=more than one item
/statusbar_selected_item_format=one item

"more than one item" will always show, even if I have just one item selected. Making it impossible for me define a format for when I have just one item selected.

[void]

Tools -> Options -> View -> Show selected item in statusbar must be enabled.

Otherwise, Everything will only use statusbar_selection_format.

[Ralf_Reddings]

Yes that did it, cheers!

[Ralf_Reddings]

How to print the FPS as

24

rather than

24000

on the status bar?

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/statusbar_selected_item_format=$frame-rate:

The above prints it as

24000

, I tried the following to get it to print as

24

:

• /statusbar_selected_item_format=[ceiling:$frame-rate:]
  this seems to have no effect

• /statusbar_selected_item_format=[text:ceiling:$frame-rate:]
  , this seems to print nothing to the status bar

[void]

Please try the following:

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/statusbar_selected_item_format=<formatnumber:$framerate:/1000>

<formatnumber:...>

[Ralf_Reddings]

Yes that did it, perfect. thanks.

[tuska]

Hi,

Status bar: OMIT, TEMP OMIT
Number of files (not folders) in the status bar after using the context menu for "Omit" not comprehensible.

I have a problem when using Omit via the context menu in connection with files and the display in the status bar.
A check of folders (folder:) has produced a correct result for both the context menu for "Omit" and for "Temporarily Omit".

Everything Options - 1.5.0.1383a (x64) > Advanced
context_menu_omit_results               Show
context_menu_temp_omit_results      Show

statusbar_format

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#if:<#result-count:==1,1 item,#TEXT:<#result-count:,#,###> items> (#TEXT:<#file-result-count:,#,###> files, #TEXT:<#folder-result-count:,#,###> folders)

statusbar_selected_item_format

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1 item (1 of [if:$folder-selection-count:,[text:$folder-result-count:,"#,###"] folders,[text:$file-result-count:,"#,###"] files])[if:$file-selection-count:," | Extension: "$extension:] | Size:$s | Date Modified: $m | Date Created: $c | Date Accessed: $a | Path: $f

statusbar_selection_format

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Selected [if:$selection-count:==$result-count:,all,[TEXT:$selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$result-count:,"#,###"] items ([if:$file-result-count:,[if:$file-selection-count:==$file-result-count:,all,[TEXT:$file-selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$file-result-count:,"#,###"],no] files, [if:$folder-result-count:,[if:$folder-selection-count:==$folder-result-count:,all,[TEXT:$folder-selection-count:,"#,###"] of] [TEXT:$folder-result-count:,"#,###"],no] folders) | Size: #if:<$total-selection-size:!=$total-result-size:,#FORMATSIZE:$total-selection-size:,0 of >#FORMATSIZE:<$total-result-size:,0>#if:<$total-result-size:<=1024, (#if:<$total-selection-size:!=$total-result-size:,#TEXT:$total-selection-size:,"#,###" of >#TEXT:$total-result-size:,"#,###" bytes)>

A test showed me the following:

Tab1: files: Selected all 609 730 items (all 609 730 files, no folders) | Size: 660,35 GB
         OMIT: 2 files: D:\TomTom\-default.bmp and D:\TomTom\-default.toc
         Context menu: Omit
         files: Selected all 530 520 items (all 530 520 files, no folders) | Size: 442,71 GB
         Difference: 79208 Dateien

Tab2: files: Selected all 609 730 items (all 609 730 files, no folders) | Size: 660,35 GB
         TEMP OMIT: 2 files: D:\TomTom\-default.bmp and D:\TomTom\-default.toc
         Context menu: Temporarily Omit
         files: Selected all 609 728 items (all 609 728 files, no folders) | Size: 660,35 GB

Please check "Omit" and files regarding display in the status bar.
(A retest has also produced an incorrect result).

Thank you in advance.
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Windows 11 Pro (x64) Version 23H2 (OS Build 22631.3880)
'Everything' 1.5.0.1383a (x64) - "Portable on system drive C:"
context_menu_omit_results | context_menu_temp_omit_results

[void]

Thank you for the issue report tuska,

I am unable to reproduce the issue my end.
I see the correct number of results / selection.

Could you please repeat the process with debug logging enabled:

• In Everything, from the Tools menu, Under the Debug submenu, click Start Debug Logging.
  ---repeat the process (select-all; select 2 files -> omit; select-all)
• From the Tools menu, Under the Debug submenu, click Stop Debug Logging.
• ---this will open your %TEMP%\Everything Debug Log.txt in Notepad
• Could you please send this to support@voidtools.com

Please note: omitting files (right click -> Omit) will enable result omissions.
Was there anything else in your result omissions when clicking Omit?

[tuska]

2void

Thank you for your prompt support!

I have moved the file "Omit Results.csv" with approx. 30 entries to D:\TMP for testing purposes.
A retest showed the expected number of files in "Omit"!

I then took a thorough look at the "Omit Results.csv" file:
*.jpg was also saved in the file(!?)
 

2024-07-24_Omit Results.csv_.png (5.17 KiB) Viewed 5128 times

 
How this entry came about, however, is beyond my knowledge
because there was no such entry in the "Search History".

After I removed *.jpg from the "Omit Results.csv" file
I get the expected number of files in "Omit"!

I am sorry for the inconvenience.

Regards,
Karl

[void]

Thanks for checking tuska,

It's pretty easy to right click a single jpg file and click Omit extension.
I am guessing this was done accidentally in this case.

Normally, Omit extension is only shown when Index -> Enable result omissions is checked, so it shouldn't be too much of an issue.
I am guessing you have Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> context_menu_omit_results set to Show?

[tuska]

It's pretty easy to right click a single jpg file and click Omit extension.
I am guessing this was done accidentally in this case.

Yes, that will have been it (simply clicked on the wrong menu item by mistake).
I have therefore now changed my settings to: "Show on Shift".

Normally, Omit extension is only shown when Index -> Enable result omissions is checked, so it shouldn't be too much of an issue.
I am guessing you have Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> context_menu_omit_results set to Show?

Yes.

Thank you for the additional tips!